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St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-14
STATE oFMINNEsOTA,

NUUNTY OF NAMSEY, fSS.
OFFICE OF THE REGISTER OF DEEDS
This is to certify that the within instrl-
ment was filed for record in this office. at ST.
Paul. on the 9TH day of October, A. ID. 1857,
at 3:15 o'clock p. m, and that the same was
duly recorded i'll Book ''C'' of interpretations,
pages 412 and 443 NJ. j. BELL,
LSeal.l Register of Deeds.
By C. j. WILLIAMS. DeputY
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-14

And all kinds of Rubber Goods at New
York prices. Goodyear Rubber COM
pany, James Suydam, Agent, 1S1 East
Third street, between Robert and Jack
son streets. Only store in ST. Paul con-
nected with Goodyear Rubber company.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-14
Bulbs, Bulbs, Bulbs!

Buy now. We have the best to be had
in the market, at the North Star Seed
Store. Fourth and Robert. De Con Il Co.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-14
STATE OF MINNESOTA. !

STATE OF MINNESOTA
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
l hereby certify that the within instrument
was filed for record in this office on the 10th
day of October. A. ID. 1887, at 3 80 O'Clock
p. m, and was duly recorded in Book ~ of
incol porations, ON pages 81. 9S and 80.
ii. MATTsON, Secretary of State
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-14
LOCAL MENTION.
Bank and Office Railing,

And all kinds of wire work at st. Paul
Wire Works, Fourth and Robert. DeCOn
& Co.
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"EYerYthinS Goes"

So does Snow Flake Baking Powder.
Shaw Il Hunter, $50 Concord, West st.
Paul.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-14

Home manufacturers, SO we push Snow
Flake baking powder. Michaud Bros,
Seventh and WabaSha.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-14

A PUBLIC SESSION APPOINTED BY
n the city council and the st. Paul cham
Der of commerce for the consideration Cf the
street railway question will be held at the st.
Paul city council chamber on Saturday, Oct.
10. at 1880 p. M. All citizens interested are
invited To attend the meeting and submit ad-
vice or suggestions, orally or in writing, for
the consideration of the committees. c. A.
McNcale, Recorder st. Paul Chamber of COM
merce. 2S7-2SS
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"She Loves Her Husband
Take the 9:f5 Train

Also Snow Flake Baking Powder Shaw
6 Hunter, lS0 Concord, West st. Paul.
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FaIlihee Il Holloway
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Sell 100 lots at auction tomorrow at 10
n'clnck
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Rest Quality Betting

Tomorrow on the Northern Pacific rail
road for the Rice street auction.
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Take the

take Int u . IrUIn
Tomorrow on the Northern Pacific rail-
road for the Rice street auction.
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FalIihee * Holloway
We Propose to Protect

Sell 100 lots at auction tomorrow at 10
O'Clock.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-14
100 Lots at Auction
We Like to Encourage

Tomorrow. Read auction column.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-14

r.. the Wants will every day
HOfHfS GIVE to those who work their
way.
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-14
ST. PAUL
FOUNDRY COMPANY.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Architectural Iron Work.

Founders, Machinists, Blacksmiths and
Pattern Makers. Send for cuts of col
umns. Works on st. p, NJ. Il NJ. r. r..
near Como avenue. Office 11S r. Fonrth
street, st. Paul. G. M. POWER, Secre-
tary and Treasurer.
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Confirmation of Assessment for West St. Paul Park
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, !
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. 12, 1887. {


CITY ST. PAUL. Mimi,
The benefits
assessed
public
described land All of blocks
block
Board will their said
d.
men will be confirmed by said Board.
The following ai of the
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-14

FNHE GROCERY STORE FORMERLY
l. owned by Strete Il Peter is now in the
hands of j. ". Peter, who will collect all &c
counts and pay ali bills. 2S7
St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-14

During MISS MATHER'S recent visit in
San Francisco the eminent writers and poets
united in presenting to MISS MATHER an
original volume of poems dedicated to her A
be presented to each purchaser of reserved
seat during this engagement.
Under the Management of. J. NJ. HILL
Sale of Seats Opens This Morning.
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-15
IndenlnityILands

The secretary of the lntei0r the other day rendered two important decisions affecting the right ot land grant railroads toinde nnity lands. The question being 10 extent to which the right of ,elec tions 10 such lands can be exercised. The question arose upon an adjustment made by the commissioner general of the land ofhce of the grant of the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Omaha railway. The secretary reverses the decision of the commissioner that the company was not entitled to an in demnity on ac- count of prior grants for other pur- poses. including swamp grants, Indian reservations, and other roads under contemporanious grants. Ibe com missioner also changed the terminal limits of the grant so as to exclude them from several thousand acres. which were formerly included therein. This the secretary holds cannot be done. The commissioner treated the grant to the Wisconsion Central rail
 way as being contemporated with that of the Omaha road, and ded
 ucted from the latter's grant one-haIi of the land within the overlapping ten mile limit. Its six mile limit was prior in date and awards that con pany all lands within the conflicting limit. He also restores to the cocl. pany 55,ooo acres detached by the Wisconsin farm mortgage company. The two decisions applies 10 the Bay
 field branch, and deals with the company's failure to construct its road upon the line of definite location, The secretary finds ample reason fol the dllectionson account Of engineer
 ing difficulties. The effect of the de
 cisslon is.to allow the company abou
 ao4, ,ooo acres additional indemnit,
 for the main line, and Iz5, 900 acre
 for the Bayfield, branch.
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Summer Flowers are all Now Faded.

Summer joys are all past and sum mer hopes are dead forever. but hope springs eternal in the human breast. Remember the 2roth Grand Monthly Drawing of The Louisiana State Lot tery Company which will take place without fail on Tuesday, always Tues. day) November 8th' someone will be better off. Here is how the 2o8th re suited Sep. I5th 1887. at Louisiana, La. Ticket No 37,426 drew the first Capital Prize SI5o, ,ooo. It was sold as a whole ticket. Ticket No 6r,5o3 drew the Second Grand Prize ot $50, 900; it was sold in tenths at ST sent to NJ. A. Dduphin, New Orleans, La. ; One went to the Peoples Bank ofNe" York City; one to Paul Bller, I56 Hudson Ave. Chicago, H., through Southern Express Co, one to Chris. F. Metz, I27 West North Ave. Chi. cago, Ill.,, through the Southern Ex- press Co.,, one tO Albert Evans, through First Natl Bank Of Pueblo, Col, one to F. Epstein, Roodhouse, I'll. through RoOdhouse Bank; one to Paul Kinler, runner Union National Bank, New Orleans, for deposltor, one to Frank Gillett, Norfolk, Neb, ,
 trough Southern Express Co.,, etc., etc. Ticket No 95a72 drew the
 Third Grand Prize of S2o,oo it was ,olI in tenths at ST each, two were paid to Mrs. Francis w. Siddall, Canton, Ohio, through Southern Fix
 press Co; one to National Commer, cial Bank Mobile, Ala.,o one to Chas, Johnson, Mobile, Ala, through Ma tional Commercial Bank, Mobile, one Ito Godiief Wizemann, New York, through Southern Express Co., one to B. Nathan, 858 Broadway, New York, through Southern Express Co !! Nos 6I,o77 and Co, 399 drew the two Fourth Grand Prizes of SIo,oo each: they were sold in tenths at ST each sent to NJ. Dauphin, New Orleans, La
 They were held by parties in San
 Francisco and Sonora, Cal, New Orleans, La., Boston, Mass; Kansas City. and St Joseph, Mo; Denver, Col. New York City, N. Y.; Mem phis and Glenmary, Tenn; Frank iintion, N. C.: Fort Union, N. Mex Milwaukee and Janesville, Wis; Nor
 ton, Kansas; Sioux City, Iowa; ane Gordon. Ala; and the other portions of S535. 900 were sent to all parts O the world, and it all will occur agair on Tuesday, Nov. 9th, 1887. For iul particulars of which event address M l A. Dauphin, New Orleans, Lh. - l Wry Orkeans La. TmeS -Dem0fraf Oct.6.
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-15
MR. B. N. FREEMAN, one of the

MR. B. N. FREEMAN, one of the partners in the Arizona Central Bank, is in the City to oversere the business of the firm during the absence of Cashier Hoskins. who soon goes east for a short rest up and visit.
 Among the business enterprises of Flagstaff few have so thoroughly gained the confidence and good will of the community and deserved it as the Arizona Central Bank. The members of the firm came into the Territory as strangers, but by strict attention to business and safe, conservative, up- right, yet obliging policy they have made for themselves an important place in Northern Arizona. They have ta- ken a broad view of the situation and have preferred loans which would en- courage legitimate business enterprise and promote the development of the county. They : believe this field for banking to be over estimated, money being scarce and deposits therefore limited, but are satisfied with their efforts.
 In financial circles they stand high; the reports on them are exceedingly complimentary, and they have fully demonstrates their ability to meet in full the wants in banking way of our entire community yet at the same time shown their determination to make the safety of depositors their first consideration.
 With such credit business policy and their connections, they are sure to boldsa1 large and growing share of the business in the years to come in this re sion. It is understood the firm has been considering the feasibility of changing the Arizona Central to a National Bank and inviting the citizens to take stock, retaining a certain num- Der of shares With their experience and banking knowledge the manage ment would surely be in safe hands, but it is serious question if the time is yet ripe for a National Bank in Flagstaff. It is doubtful if the Flagstaff business community would find themselves satisfied with the change, if made.
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-15
NOTICE uF SALE OE i.i.ki. EsTATE AT
 PUBLICK AUCTiOn.


 NOTICE is hereby given that in 3ur suance of an ordor of the Probate Court Of the County of Yavapa. Territory of Ari. zona, made on the Srd day oi October 1887, in the matter of tho F tate of LL6hn N. Berry, deceased, the undersigned, the admins iratrix of the said Estate, will sell at Public Aucti ,n to the highest bidder for cash, and subject to confirmation by said Probate Court, on Monday, the 3Ist day of October 1887 at } o'clock I. NJ. at the Front Door of the San Juan Saloon, situat- ed in Lot Ten, in Block Two. in the VIl- lage oI Flacsla1. in the County Ol Yavapa', Territory O. Arlzoul. alt right, tI,le, m. terest and c ,4,e oi satd John N. Berry, al the time O. his d'.th or ac,n~ et by said Estate sub,rquanl'v tbet 'ts, ln aud 70 all those celiarn Loi, pecrs ot pN.!l' of land situate, Iyng and berar n the said VII lage of II.g tlH, Coun,y and efrltorS aforesaid, and DUandrd and .ariOed as
 Tor TES- 70 b O,k r"O, ln fe sti VII iage of Flags IH, agC3a''g ne AtIintlc X Pacific k. k Pc ih~ pt, a,ol .c., how. ever, 10 a C. in "o. Gl.: ..ad nv said Iohn N. Berry la h., il,-tlne 10 Lowtnthai X Meyers, aud asn.ued o the D.ak oi Flagstaff, bearing dae the I,,h day Of January I8S7, and gwen to secute ,he pay ment of S672.oo without interert' and pay able in in tlllnents. in one, ,wo, three, four, hNe, SIX, months ahef the date of sad Mortgage; also. those certain ,hree Lo.5 and r-r-a., of Id situate and being in the s-'d Village ot Flags!ait' fronting on Gold Avenue, and Dodaded on the South by the Clm on Propsrty; al so, those certain three Los anl parcels oi land situate and being Ia tre Village oi Flagstaff, lroaIng on aln Francesca Street and bounded on the aoulh by property known as the ]. II. Lnd property Terms and conditions Of sale, cash; ten per cen of the purchase moHey to oe paid on the day of sale, balance on conhrmAtl'n of the sale by the Probate Court, dseded at the expense of purchaser.
 MAY BERRY. Administratrix of the Estate of John N. Berry, deceased. oo-
 Dated, Prescott, October 3rd 1881.
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-15

facturers and New York and Boston custom house officials. A leading St. Louis merchant is quoted as declaring that the biggest ring ever organized in the county has been manipulating the wool market. Members have by under vsluination, he asserts, passed millions of pounds of wool through the ports, and have loaded the markets with it, St Louis factors have organized to put a stop to the crookedness believing when that is done the condition of affairs will suddenly change,
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-15
In gathering wild flowers, autumn

Tn gathering wild flowers, autumn leaves, or picnicking in the woods, we are more ur less exposed 10 danger from poisoning by ivy or other wild vines and shrubs. The poison IS under certain circumstances readily absorbed by the blood and painful swellings or erup,ions are caused. Such affections Hoods Sarsaparilla readily cures. as it expels al! imPur' ities from the blood. Even m cases of poisoning by Paris green Hoods Sarsa 2arilla has beeh remarkably sue cessful. It should be kept constantly in the house for all blood disorders Hoods Sarsay arilla is prepar.1 by c. I. Hood & Co.,, Lowell, Mass. and IS sold by all druggists. JOG Doses $I.
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-15
TERRITORIAL.
FIX Sheriff Walker is very sick.

Ex Sheriff Walker Is very sick.
 Major Nc Clellan is now in charge of the military post at Fort Verde.
 Territorial Superintendent C. M. S'aauss has appointed Gen. Thomas F. Wilson and Mrs. Ju.ia NJ. Strauss as members of the board of examiners of Pima county vice Messrs. Zecken- dorf and Webb resigned.
 A Mexican named Manuel Franco killed his wife in Noglaes on WedneS- day last, because she had left him and gone to work on the American Side of the line. He was chased by American officers but succeeded in getting back into Mexico where he IS now hiding, The governor of Sonora has notified the officials that if the murderer Is captured that he be taken out and i'm. mediately shot.
 The Interior Department is going to have the lands ot the Plma, Marico. pa and San Xavier Indian reserv. tions surveyed, with a view ofgivlns the Indians lands in sevcralty.
 Hon. Brewster Cameron, the we'll known Pima county stockman, has returned from thre months visit of business and pleasure in the East.
 The A x P. Railroad has now about one hundred and fifty men employed in this vicinity laying track and repairing the road and bridges.
 A movement is on foot 70 divide California into two states, the south ern to be called Coronado. The new state would begin with I62 900 in habitants, SIoo, 900, 900 valuation oi property, and a territory of 57,ooo square miles.
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-15
CONCERNING JOURNALISM.

A complete newspaper is a complete public educator. Its first and main bussness is TO furnish the current his tory of the day which is accomplished by many agencies. The second and less important work is to handle the news and topics of the day. A newspaper when conducted to carry out these objects becomes an indispensable honse- hold visitor. If it properly fulflls its mission, no one ordinarily, should lay it down without having acquired some knowledge which he did not before possess. And all this has to be done win the least possible obstrusion of personal opinions. The special object held in view is the truth in everythin. |, whether current history or of the last social, industrial, or political problem. There is some political and great deal of moral work to be done beside In politics some one set of principles must be accepted as the gnide, but in that field there is nut the least neces- sity for personal detraetion. We have happily got to the stage when ones political opponents are not necessarily thieves, and vagabonds, but unfortu- nately there arc a set of Journalists still in existence who think the best way to advance the interests of their own party, is to abuse their opponents. Fortunately for the profession as well as for the public, they are becoming fewer every day.
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-15

OCTOBER has two full moons. The one which occurred last is the harvest moon"-which is always the full moon nearest the autumnal equinox-and which is so called becanse it rises at nearly the same time each succeeding night, instead of almost an hour late It thus gives light for the harvesting of late crops, and our English forefath- CTS who utalized it in that way, there fore gave it the name of the harvest moon."
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-15

TIE weather was very unpropitious at St Louis all through the national encampment of the Grand Army, al though the signal service predictions were favorable. A German veteran tenting in the mud in one of the parks, got of the following joke, which, the old vets, enjoyed hughey:
 "I heerd dot Clefeland vetoed dot vedder report which vos made out by. dot signal ser vice."
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-15
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND is the frs

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND is the first Democratic President to visit Indian apolis since Martin Van Buren was there, the latter having made a tour, including that city, and travelling in a coach, no railroads traversing the State. Andrew Johnson swung around the circle" through Indianapolis, but did dnot stand very high as Democrat in those days.
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-15

TIE condition of the wool market and the low rates of prices for the last three months has been a complete
 mystery to western wool growers but the following telegram from St Louis seems to throw some light on the mat ter says; The depressed condition of the wool market which was first noticed in the beginning of July, and which has been getting worse as the season ad- vances has so mystiied the wool factors here, that a secret investigation has been on foot, which promises to expose a gigantic ring among eastern mana
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-15

THERE is a growing feeling apparent in the Republican ranks that perhaps there are available men for the Presi- dency in the party without being com pelled to take either Blaine or Sher- man next year. No man should have a mortgage on the Presidential nomina- tinn
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-15
A Family IIesS,nG.

Simmons Liver Regulator, the favorite home remedy. IS entirely ve',- erabIe, and is the purest and best family medicine that IS compounded N3 error to be feared in admnlS, er- ing; no injury from expDsrcr a'ter taking; no loss of time. It IS the best preventative medicine and safe to take no matter what the sickue,s may prove to be, and in any ordinary disease, will effect a speedy cure.
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-15

The public is hereby notified that Bill. Klousuerrueyer has no authority or right, To sell, or otherwise dis pose of my place near BeIIemont, A. T and any sale or lease of same he nay make will be contested by me.
 C. C. AR. HER.
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-15

TIE preliminary work of the com ing campaign has been devoted mainly to railroad lies. It is needless to re mark that the democrats have furnished the lies and the republicans the rails
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-15
The old Reliable Peter sohuttIer Wagon

]. k. Fitzpatrick received car load of these celebrated wagons, this week which were built expressly for the trying climate of the west, and the rough usage of the mountains. Send for illustrated catalogue and prices, or call at the store of J. K. Fitzpatrick, Flagstaff, Arizona, the only gent on the line of the A. X P. railroad.
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-15

Gen. Lew Wallace has added to the dedication in "Ben- Hur, VI "To the wife of my youth" this additional line, "who still sbides with me. Many persons thought from the or iginal dedication that the authors wife was dead.
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-15

Married women may now make entries of desert land. Commissioner Sparks said they could not bnt Secretary Lamar has again overruled the deci- sion of his cratic subordinate.
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-15
FOR SALE.

Several desirable lots for family residences, soxIso on. Gold avenue: For full particulars as to prl>e and terms, apply to CHAMPION office, eI- lher in person or by letter.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-20
Her bert and Boy CO.

lover, Jan. 10 The contest was
end, q tonight 10 much sh0Tter order
than " 40 expt cted by the opposition TO
Herbert. All day his fliends we're
claiming biz election upon the first
ba lot. Their predictions we're Qaiekiy
fulfilled and bat ole ballot was taken,
tbs vote being sixteen for Herbert q O
fourteen for Nc land.
The balloting fer Auditor belna rext
N order the nrst bAllo; resulted, Boyce
u; Burnite, 8; and the Aine other votes
being scattered among a. many other
cane dAres. o. the TcoRd Boy &c
gained three voter, ard on The third De
received Is Bnrrite, ID, and DR..
Whitley, /.
The caucus quickly separated ard
The tso factions separated and vent &c
their separate headquarters TIE ring
was loud il lie oenunci atoms Of the
meulers they had !u<t, aud the al
where they cJ1grsgAted smelt So lphur
&c. The death Was bard one, AID 1t Il
positively asserted ar fact t5at ooe o.
the L em be:a v 20 voted f9r the defesIeC
candidates shed tea's.
TE'DEs we're 01iet tonight, o. Gcl
more go than vss expected by all 4
little thing oceurreI IL the Senate TO
day which eLoss Scw the pin leg vi!
BE- divided this session.
eapaior AeWhorter moved In al
Seba. e thas SO copies Of the inauRura
address Be printed. DR.. Lewis moset
that the rus2 olr he tuced 70 200, Al /
was only vi'h d II atty that Il was 90
ciden fat tie ptin iug oe done ~
In tie Houte ceo c5Iiss we're craered
That work will ts done ~ the Della
va can Office, snd il does not AXE on
with MAG rifyirs az to see the Iea
sen OF the Ser ats sGCrt surp.y.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-20
Attn Opera House.

To morrow and Saturday nish's the
celebrated aud popular melo drama. tie
Lights O. London, will be pres nted
at the Opera Hcuss hy . frsi-class oon
pany OF s.,ec.sd artists, each Ct which
10 well veIsed 10 their parts. l. will be
presented with seen c emhe 'i.hmen'e
OF the hiahes: order, and with n aan d
ceat mechanical Effects. lie rlay ID
filled " th stirring Incidents, s,artl.r 6
situations and forcibie ciimaxes, while
the play Is of that Lature which appeal.
TO every heart. TIE sale OF seats Is nov
open q. Thomas 4 co.'s. N AL Mari el
sfrAet.
Miss Mau ennis ard Lsr very excel
lent CON parry will te2in an ~ g emen
OF one week next MONDAY right undeI
the IL spaRemep' Of Atkinson & Cock
TIE company 10 Il LsLcas CT II 10 veek
ard are being gr eted with crowded
houses ever riEl., While the press 0
tHt city spsaksiu lhe highest teru!s 0
Mis- Pa, ks' sc'irg.
Daily Republican., 1887-01-20

n cULENAGHAS.--in this city % TIE ieth
81 Janasry. James mcoanAshAn, % his
e7th yssr.
yitsd 70 attend the funeral at nis lsts resi-.
dsncs, 81 Kenssbee street, on kriday, the
ais hist. eta o'clock p me- intermsnt 81
hivUyiew Cemetery.
ucns Du. OF forgotten.
Chestsf County papers please oopy.
Tuesdsy, the 18th instant
wiiism kumf,rd, ssn OF Edward sns
EhsAbesh Jahnson, ased II ysars.
Relatives and friends are rsspestfuuy ~
vitsd 70 attena the funeral from the resi-
senes OF biz parsnts. lsoe uilpin avenue, o.
Friday sfternoon 1T z 10 o'clock. lntsfmen
o. at. SAlen Cemetery.
lBROwH.-In Oentreviiis. Del, on the Sosl
inst, Fisrs may. dauGksef VI samuel ~
and ksbssss y. Bfoss, aged IL month
and II days.
Newport, Del, On The 7cti
fns'., Joseph kilgere. In shs sItn year
bis age.
kssstivss and friends are fespsetfalll
Invited 10 attend his funeral nom he AZ
residence, IN Ns~por,, tel, on iussd 81
moyaing, las. nth. Services 81 TIE as
al IL o'sioes Intsfusnt In the Mothodis
cen stsry, without faftssr neuos.